Case and timepiece
AssigneeCasio Computer Co., Ltd.
InventorsMiho Nagahara, Kazumasa Yokoo
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Abstract
A case including a case main body, a first exterior member which is arranged on an upper part of the case main body, and positioning members which are connected to the first exterior member, and positionally fix the first exterior member on the case main body, in which the first exterior member has connection portions provided in an undersurface thereof, and the positioning members have first positioning portions which are arranged in the connection portions, positionally fixed in the first exterior member, and positionally fixed on the case main body, and second positioning portions which are arranged and positionally fixed on the case main body.
Claims24
A case comprising:
- a case main body;
- a band attachment projection provided to project from one of a twelve o'clock side and a six o'clock side of the case main body, and configured to be attached to a watch band;
- a first exterior member arranged on an upper part of the case main body;
- and
- a positioning member connected to the first exterior member,
- wherein the first exterior member comprises a connection portion provided in an undersurface thereof, and
- wherein the positioning member comprises:
- a first positioning portion portions which are arranged in the connection portion to be positionally fixed to the first exterior member, and positionally fixed on the case main body;
- and
- a second positioning portion extending from the first positioning portion from the one of the twelve o'clock side and the six o'clock side of the case main body, wherein an undersurface of the second positioning portion is arranged on the band attachment portion to positionally fix the first exterior member on the case main body.
A case comprising:
- a case main body;
- a first exterior member which is arranged on an upper part of the case main body;
- and
- positioning members which are connected to the first exterior member, and positionally fix the first exterior member on the case main body,
- wherein the first exterior member has connection portions provided in an undersurface thereof,
- wherein the positioning members have (i) first positioning portions which are arranged in the connection portions, positionally fixed in the first exterior member, and positionally fixed on the case main body, and (ii) second positioning portions which are arranged and positionally fixed on the case main body, and
- wherein the first positioning portions include (i) engaging recesses which engage with engaging hooks provided on the connection portions so as to restrict a position of the first exterior member in front and back directions, (ii) first restriction projections which come in contact with sides of inner surfaces of the connection portions in three o'clock and nine o'clock directions so as to restrict a position of the first exterior member in the three o'clock and nine o'clock directions, and (iii) second restriction projections which come in contact with the outer circumferential surface of the case main body so as to restrict a position of the first exterior member in twelve o'clock and six o'clock directions.
A case comprising:
- a case main body;
- a first exterior member which is arranged on an upper part of the case main body;
- positioning members which are connected to the first exterior member, and positionally fix the first exterior member on the case main body;
- and
- second exterior members which are arranged on attachment projections provided on the case main body, and cover and positionally fix the positioning members,
- wherein the first exterior member has connection portions provided in an undersurface thereof, and
- wherein the positioning members have (i) first positioning portions which are arranged in the connection portions, positionally fixed in the first exterior member, and positionally fixed on the case main body, and (ii) second positioning portions which are arranged and positionally fixed on the case main body.
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